Animal World Scenery - Europe Animal and bird life. Contains 680 animals, reptiles, birds and mammals from the continent and coastlines of Europe. For use in scenery FS2004 (may work in other's but not tested). Of the many thousand gmax-things I have made through years the global animal scenery is one of my dearest. This library contains more than 3000 BGL-files. It puts singles or groups of animals into your Flight Simulator 2004 as static scenery. Marine animals and terrestrial animals. Mammals, reptiles and birds - more than a hundred species. By land by water and by air in places where they occur in reality world.

Animal World Scenery - South America Animal, reptile and bird life. Contains 318 animals, reptiles, birds and mammals from the continent, Rain Forests and coastlines of South America. For use in scenery FS2004 (may work in other's but not tested). Of the many thousand gmax-things I have made through years the global animal scenery is one of my dearest. This library contains more than 3000 BGL-files. It puts singles or groups of animals into your Flight Simulator 2004 as static scenery. Marine animals and terrestrial animals. Mammals, reptiles and birds - more than a hundred species. By land by water and by air in places where they occur in reality world.

FS2002 Patch For the Talulqan Terrain (OATQ), Afghanistan This is a patch to the FS2002 error which places the Talulqan terrain (OATQ), Afghanistan, at a towering altitude of 8,500 ft. We brought that back to the surrounding terrain, or about 3000 ft. We also corrected that in the airports list of data, with the altitude now 3,009ft

FS2002 Default Boeing 737-400 Replacement Textures in The Colors of Mistral Air, an Italian Charter airline.

FS2002 Additional Small Terrains and Sceneries Around These .bgl files for use with FS2002 will add some more details in the area of Dijon, Burgundy, France and useful for GA flights. Two additonal small terrains are to be found, Pouilly-Maconges (LFXI), West of Dijon and Nuits-St Georges-La Berchère (LFHU), South of that city which due to their rough surface or exiguity will be suited to soft-field or short-field pproach and landing training. Some additional scenery is available too to Darois (LFGI), home to the 'Aéro-Club de la Côte d'Or' and Tilchâtel (LFET), a smaller flying-club North of Dijon. The Nuits-St Georges antenna further, accurate ATC frequencies for LFXI and LFHU, or lake Kir, such sceneries will allow to improve the realism of any flight around Dijon. You will note that we did not figure taxiways in Darois as we estimate that the scenery aldready animate there. A treat consists, for Darois, to alternate files representing, for the summer period, a sailplane in the area where that activity occurs

PT-19 N1174N textures for Tim Conrad's PT-19 package.

FSX Aero L-39ZA Attack variant of L39, significantly upgraded L-39ZO with GSh-23L 23mm twin-barrelled cannon attached under the pilot's compartment by Harri Thaha & Hadi Tahir

FSX Air Force One Boeing 747-8F Package Updated to work in FSX by Chris Evans using the FSX default B747-400 retouched VC and panel. Custom Boeing sounds. Air Force One Boeing 747-8F,the most acurate paintalong with realistic shadow, shine and reflective effectsFeaturing 32bit Highly Detailed graphics with night light effects,The model includes all the usual things as a steering nosewheel, taxi and landing lights, dynamics shine and all moving parts, including a fully animated landing gear animation. Some special things include three opening doors, with visible interior. Flexing wings, wing views and trim animation for the horizontal stabilisers. Model, dynamics by: Project Opensky, great repaint by Aziz Palas.

Qantas fictional textures for the default FSX Bombardier CRJ 700.

Design Tutorial for Sloping Runway Scenery "The one aspect that has always bothered me is all the ingredients for sloping runways already exist in FSX."- Wally-Bob. So why are there no sloping runways?" Can you apply texture to a surface, make a sloping flatten polygon and locate it accurately within the FSX world? If you say yes, all you need is how to turn that polygon into a hardened surface. It's simple. By Walter Roberts